Where to get documents translated for immigration purposes.

[AnnaC]

This question gets asked many times so I'm hoping to compile a list of recommended places where one can have documents translated into English for immigration purposes.


If you have gone through the process and can recommend people and places in different cities of the DR that provide this service please post here.

Santo Domingo

Santiago

Puerto Plata

Thanks

[La Profe_1]

In Puerto Plata, Argentina de Brugal de León, an attorney with offices in Plaza Turisol, is a certified judicial translator.

I believe that to make the translations legal, they must be legalized by the Cancelería in Santo Domingo.

[caredbl84]

and do you know a translator for the capital----Santo Domingo????? or anyone knows a translator in Santo Domingo?

[Chirimoya]

We just got the one our lawyer uses - s/he made some amusing blunders, but it was a legal translation and that's all that counted.

[caredbl84]

but where was it? in Santo Domingo? anyone knows a translator or someone in the Santo Domingo area???

[Chirimoya]

In Santo Domingo.

[caredbl84]

ok can I have his name and phone number to see if I can get in touch with him to translate some documents?

[planner]

In Puerto Plata contact Yvette Almodovar sagindia69@gmail.com IF you need her cell just send me an email or PM.

[AnnaC]

Please post names, business numbers, city, that is what we are after here.

[Chirimoya]

The lawyer's name is Uclenia Peña, she is on Ave. Lincoln opposite the Dominico-Americano, the law office is Marino Mendoza, the phone number is 809 532 5923. I don't remember who the translator is, but the point is any lawyer you use will have their own translator. Hope this helps.